Wisconsin State Park Admission Stickers – Mirror Lake State Park
A Wisconsin State Park vehicle admission sticker is required for all motor vehicles entering state parks, including Mirror Lake State Park, as well as state forests, recreation areas, and trail parking areas.
12-Month Vehicle Admission Stickers
As of 2025, 12-month vehicle admission stickers are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase, not just the calendar year. For example, a pass purchased on March 15, 2025, is valid through March 31, 2026.
| Vehicle Type | Fee | Reduced Rate* |
|---|---|---|
| WI License Plates | $28 | $15.50 |
| WI License Plates – Resident Age 65+ | $13 | N/A |
| Out-of-State License Plates | $38 | $20.50 |
*Reduced-rate annual stickers are available for additional vehicles registered to the same household address. These must be purchased at the same time as the full-price pass or with proof of purchase of the full-price pass.
Daily Vehicle Admission Stickers
Daily stickers are valid only on the day of issue.
| Vehicle Type | Fee |
|---|---|
| WI License Plates | $13 |
| WI License Plates – Resident Age 65+ | $3 |
| Out-of-State License Plates | $16 |
| Bus (WI License Plates) | $16 |
| Bus (Out-of-State Plates) | $20 |
Note: Daily pass rates are effective beginning Jan. 1, 2025, and apply to all properties.
Where to Buy Your Admission Sticker
You can purchase your Wisconsin State Park sticker through the following methods:
- Online: Purchase a 12-month or daily pass through the Wisconsin DNR website. Online purchases provide an email receipt that can be used immediately for park entry until the physical sticker arrives.
- At a State Park: Buy in person at the Mirror Lake State Park Visitor Information Office during office hours or use the electronic sales kiosk available at many properties from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.
- DNR Service Centers: Purchase in person at open DNR service centers.
Residency Tip
Your vehicle’s license plate determines your rate—not your place of residence. If you live in Wisconsin but drive a car with out-of-state plates, you’ll pay the non-resident rate.